Rumours Tour

Rumours Tour

Tour by Fleetwood Mac
Start date	February 24, 1977
End date	December 10, 1977
Legs	5
No. of shows	80
Fleetwood Mac concert chronology

The Rumours tour was a concert tour by Fleetwood Mac, after the release of the band's eleventh album with the same title in February 1977. Due to the album's success Fleetwood Mac embarked on a world tour taking in North America, Europe, their native UK, Japan and Oceania. Taking a break from the recording sessions for their follow-up album Tusk, the band went back on the road in the summer of 1978, playing arenas and stadiums in the United States. This leg of the tour was called The Penguin Summer Country Safari.

Setlist

First North American Leg 

1. "Say You Love Me"
2. "Station Man"
3. "Believe Me"
4. "The Chain"
5. "Dreams"
6. "Rhiannon"
7. "Why"
8. "Landslide"
9. "Oh Daddy"
10. "Gold Dust Woman"
11. "Over My Head"
12. "You Make Loving Fun"
13. "I'm So Afraid"
14. "Go Your Own Way"
15. "World Turning"
16. "Hypnotized"

European Leg 

1. "Don't Stop"
2. "The Chain"
3. "Monday Morning"
4. "Dreams"
5. "Rhiannon"
6. "Why"
7. "Landslide"
8. "Never Go Back Again"
9. "Over My Head"
10. "Gold Dust Woman"
11. "Oh Well"
12. "Silver Springs
13. "You Make Loving Fun"
14. "I'm So Afraid"
15. "Say You Love Me"
16. "World Turning"
17. "Go Your Own Way"
18. "Songbird"

Second North American Leg 

1. "Say You Love Me"
2. "Monday Morning"
3. "Dreams"
4. "Oh Well"
5. "Rhiannon"
6. "Oh Daddy"
7. "Never Go Back Again"
8. "Landslide"
9. "Over My Head"
10. "Gold Dust Woman"
11. "You Make Loving Fun"
12. "I'm So Afraid"
13. "Go Your Own Way"
14. "World Turning"
15. "Blue Letter"
16. "Second Hand News"
17. "The Chain"
18. "Songbird"

Penguin Summer Country Safari 

1. "Monday Morning"
2. "Dreams"
3. "Oh Well"
4. "The Chain"
5. "Rhiannon"
6. "Oh Daddy"
7. "Say You Love Me"
8. "Never Going Back Again"
9. "Landslide"
10. "Gold Dust Woman"
11. "You Make Loving Fun"
12. "I'm So Afraid"
13. "World Turning"
14. "Go Your Own Way"
15. "Blue Letter"
16. "Sisters of the Moon"
17. "Songbird"

Tour dates

Date	City	Country	Venue
North America[1]
24 February 1977	Uniondale	United States	Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum
28 February 1977	Berkeley		Berkeley Community Theatre
6 March 1977	Fort Worth		Tarrant County Convention Center
10 March 1977	San Diego		Valley View Casino Center
21 March 1977	Philadelphia		Spectrum
22 March 1977	Hershey		Hersheypark Stadium
23 March 1977	Hartford		Hartford Civic Center
24 March 1977	Uniondale		Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum
25 March 1977	Hartford		Hartford Civic Center
27 March 1977	Annapolis		US Naval Academy
29 March 1977	San Diego		San Diego Sports Arena
1 April 1977	Kansas City		Kemper Arena
Europe[2][3]
2 April 1977	Birmingham	United Kingdom	Birmingham Odeon
4 April 1977	Glasgow		The Apollo
5 April 1977	Manchester		Manchester Apollo
8 April 1977	London		Rainbow Theatre
9 April 1977
10 April 1977
13 April 1977	Paris	France	Pavillon de Paris
14 April 1977	Frankfurt	Germany	Jahrhunderthalle
16 April 1977	Amsterdam	Netherlands	Amsterdam RAI Exhibition and Convention Centre
23 April 1977	Glasgow	United Kingdom	The Apollo
24 April 1977	Stockholm	Sweden	Johanneshovs Isstadion
United States[4]
1 May 1977	Boulder	United States	Folsom Field
7 May 1977	Oakland		O.co Coliseum
15 May 1977	Fort Worth		Fort Worth Convention Center
18 May 1977	Oklahoma City		Oklahoma State Fair Arena
21 May 1977	Nashville		Nashville Municipal Auditorium
28 May 1977	Miami		Miami Stadium
29 May 1977	Orlando		Tangerine Bowl
2 June 1977	Birmingham		Jefferson Civic Center
3 June 1977	Memphis		Mid-South Coliseum
5 June 1977	New Orleans		Tad Gormley Stadium
25 June 1977	Little Rock		Barton Coliseum
28 June 1977	Syracuse		Oncenter War Memorial Arena
29 June 1977	New York City		Madison Square Garden
30 June 1977
2 July 1977	Buffalo		Buffalo Memorial Auditorium
7 July 1977	Providence		Providence Civic Center
11 July 1977	Norfolk		Norfolk Scope
12 July 1977	Largo		Capital Centre
16 July 1977	Lexington		Rupp Arena
23 July 1977	Chicago		Chicago Stadium
24 July 1977
24 August 1977	Las Vegas		Aladdin Theatre
25 August 1977
27 August 1977	Tucson		University of Arizona
29 August 1977	Inglewood		The Forum
30 August 1977
3 September 1977	Seattle		Seattle Center Coliseum
4 September 1977	Portland		Veterans Memorial Coliseum
8 September 1977	Calgary	Canada	Stampede Grandstand
15 September 1977	Lincoln	United States	Pershing Center
16 September 1977	Kansas City		Kemper Arena
17 September 1977	St.Louis		Kiel Auditorium
20 September 1977	Indianapolis		Market Square Arena
26 September 1977	Cleveland		Coliseum at Richfield
27 September 1977	Philadelphia		The Spectrum
2 October 1977	Santa Barbara		UC Santa Barbara Events Center
Oceania
6 November 1977	Auckland	New Zealand	Western Springs Stadium
9 November 1977	Brisbane	Australia	Gold Coast Parklands
11 November 1977	Sydney		Sydney Showground Stadium
13 November 1977	Melbourne		Calder Park Raceway
18 November 1977	Perth		Perth Entertainment Centre
19 November 1977
Japan[5][6]
1 December 1977	Nagoya	Japan	Nagoya Civic Assembly Hall
3 December 1977	Osaka		Osaka Festival Hall
4 December 1977
5 December 1977	Tokyo		Nippon Budokan
United States[7]
10 December 1977	Lahaina	United States	Royal Lahaina Tennis Stadium
Penguin Country Summer Safari
24 June 1978	Dallas	United States	Cotton Bowl
17 July 1978	East Troy		Alpine Valley Music Theatre
18 July 1978
19 July 1978
23 July 1978	Dallas		Cotton Bowl
26 July 1978	Saratoga Springs		Saratoga Performing Arts Center
28 July 1978	Orchard Park		Rich Stadium
29 July 1978	Philadelphia		John F. Kennedy Stadium
30 July 1978
6 August 1978	Landover		Capital Centre
24 August 1978	Lexington		Rupp Arena
26 August 1978	Cleveland		Cleveland Stadium
28 August 1978	Birmingham		Birmingham-Jefferson Civic Center
29 August 1978	Atlanta		The Omni
30 August 1978	Baton Rouge		Tiger Stadium

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